Previously, Huawei Malaysia held a Service Day from 31 May until 1 June for their Huawei customers for free. Due to popular demand, they are bringing it back once again for today and tomorrow across the nation! Just like before, customers will enjoy a free out of warranty labour charge, as well as a free phone disinfecting service and others.

The US government's ban on Huawei which forced Google to sever ties with Huawei have left many smartphone owners worried. Initially, Google had removed Huawei devices from their Android Q list but we’re beginning to see some Huawei devices making a comeback onto said list.

So apparently, Huawei Malaysia has been doing a Battery Replacement Event for quite some time now. Starting from 8 April, the event will end on 7 May 2019 and no matter which Huawei smartphone model it is, it only cost RM99 which is a deal breaker.

Featuring a culmination of all the latest mobile technologies yet, such as the dual NPU packing Kirin 980 chipset, in-display fingerprint sensor, 40W supercharging, wireless charging, reverse wireless charging and more, the Huawei Mate 20 Pro is probably one of the most unique flagship smartphones you can get in Malaysia. It is also the first Huawei smartphone to offer a dual curved edge display and a unique-looking Porsche-inspired design completely unlike its Mate 10 Pro predecessor.

At RM3599 it is certainly priced for the upper flagship range and it also has plenty of world’s first’s features included as well. However, is it the flagship device for you? Find out in our review of the Huawei Mate 20 Pro below.

If you’re a Huawei Mate 10 Pro or P20 Pro user and you’ve been waiting since August for that GPU Turbo update to arrive, finally you can get downloading as the update has rolled out (or at least it has for our devices). For the Mate 10 Pro you can expect a 339MB download with GPU Turbo and the Game Suite for better overall gaming along with the usual Google Security updates. Other phones should also be getting the update soon as well.

Once again, Huawei Malaysia's "Capture the Beauty of Malaysia" campaign is just around the corner and as always, participants who join the contest stand a chance to win some exciting lucky draw prizes. Ending on 16 September 2018, fans and customers can take part in the contest through their Facebook page and website to win exclusive holiday getaway packages or devices such as the Huawei P20 and Nova 3.

While GPU Turbo has arrived for the Honor Play, a new schedule has appeared indicating that the Huawei P20, Huawei P20 Pro, Huawei Mate 10, Huawei Mate 10 Pro, Huawei Nova 3 and Huawei Nova 3i could be getting their GPU Turbo updates in August 2018. In addition, the schedule also indicates that GPU Turbo will also support both PUBG Mobile and Mobile Legends for more stable and smoother graphics performance.

Initially, rumours mentioned that Fortnite Mobile was so late to the party because it would be exclusively for the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, but now the beta is out and owners of Samsung Galaxy flagships including the S7, S7 Edge, S8, S8+, S9, S9+, Note 8, Note 9, Tab S3 and Tab S4 can install it. It is still semi-exclusive in that you can only download the installer app from the Samsung Galaxy Apps for now, but Note 9 users will also get 15000 V-Bucks, a special Galaxy skin and access to more in-game content.

Starting 10 July 2018, Huawei has announced that the Huawei Mate 10 Pro will be selling at RM2699 which is a full RM400 cheaper. Don’t forget that the GST is currently at 0% so act fast if you want to get the Huawei Mate 10 Pro at the lowest price possible.

OpenKirin is a project to bring stock Android ROMs as well as other ROMs such as the LineageOS, Resurrection Remix OS, and CarbonOS into the Huawei and Honor ecosystem. As for now, the project currently supports 17 phones and tablets that are running the EMUI 8, notably the Huawei Mate 10, Huawei Mate 10 Pro and the Honor View 10. Unfortunately the project only lasts until 22 July 2018 so be quick if you’re interested in flashing your EMUI devices. You can check out the complete list of supported devices and downloadable ROMs on the OpenKirin website as well as guides to install the custom ROMs as well.